Lorne Lavine, DMD
Dr. Lorne Lavine, founder and president of Dental Technology Consultants,
has over 18 years invested in the dental and dental technology fields.
A graduate of the USC, he earned his D.M.D. from Boston University
and completed his residency at the Eastman Dental Center in Rochester,
NY. He received his specialty training at the University of Washington
and went into private practice in Vermont until moving to California
in 2002 to establish DTC, a company which focuses on the specialized
technological needs of the dental community.
Dr. Lavine has vast experience with dental technology systems.
He is a CompTia Certified A+ Computer Repair Technician, CompTia
Network+ certified and will soon be a Microsoft Certified Systems
Administrator. As a consultant and integrator, he has extensive
hands-on experience with most practice management software, image
management software, digital cameras, intraoral cameras, computers,
networks, and digital radiography systems.
Dr. Lavine writes for many well-known industry publications and
lectures across the country. He is the regular Technology columnist
for Dental Economics Magazine. His articles have appeared in Dentistry
Today, Dental Economics, Dental Equipment and Materials, Dental
Practice Report, New Dentist, Dental Angle Online, and DentalTown
magazine, where is a moderator of their Computer and Software Forums.
He has lectured to the American Academy of Periodontology, the DentalTown
Extravaganza, and numerous State Dental Society and Study Club lectures.
In addition, he is a member of Linda Miles' Speaking and Consulting
Network.
Dr. Lavine speaks on many topics related to dental technology.
Some of the more popular topics include, but are not limited to:
- Choosing a Digital Radiography System
- Planning for Computer and Network Upgrades
- Digital Imaging: Making Sense of it All
- The Internet and Dentistry
- Designing Operatories for Addition of Digital Technologies
- Choosing the Best Practice Management Software
- Choosing IntraOral and ExtraOral Cameras
- Data Security: Firewalls, Viruses, and Data Backup
- Integrating Practice Management and Images
- The Web and Dentistry: Why you Need a Web Presence
Whether presenting to a national trade show audience or to a small
regional or local group, Dr. Lavine delivers timely and practical
lectures that will impress, empower, and guide participants through
the potentially confusing technological maze of running a dental
office in the 21st Century.
Contact: For further information, availability and fee schedule,
call Dental Technology Consultants at 1-866-204-3398 or email DrLavine@TheDigitalDentist.com
Published Articles
- Digital X-rays, Pros and Cons: Dental Town - December 2001
- Technology in the Dental Practice: New Dentist Magazine - Fall
2002
- Ergonomic Considerations: Dental Angle Online - Summer, 2001
- Computers in the Operatory: Dentistry Today - August 2002
- Digital Cameras: A difficult decision: Dental Equipment and
Materials - Sept. & Oct. 2002
- Clinical Dentistry and the Internet: Dentistry Today - November
2002
- 10 Things You Should Know Before Upgrading: Dental Town - December
2002
- Integration: Fantasy or Reality: Dental Town - December, 2002
- Digital Cameras: A Difficult Decision (Part Two): Dental Equipment
and Materials - October2002
- Tablet PCs: The Future of Computing: Dentistry Today - March
2003
- Technology in the Dental Office: Ergonomics: PreView - Spring
2001
- Digital Radiography: Sorting out the Choices: New Dentist -
Fall 2001
- How to Choose Dental Software: New Dentist - Spring 2001
- How to Add Technology to the Dental Practice: New Dentist -
Fall 2002
- Digital Images: Making Sense of it All: New Dentist - Spring
2002
- Computers in the Operatory: Dental Equipment and Materials -
May 2002
- How to Profit from Dental Software: Dental Economics - August
2003
Lectures
- New Technologies: Vermont State Dental Society - 2000
- New Advances in Technology: Wilmot Memorial Lecture Series,
New Hampshire - 2001
- American Academy of Periodontology Luncheon for Learning - 2002
- Technology Integration: The Dental Town Extravaganza - 2002
- American Academy of Periodontology Luncheon for Learning - 2003
- Technology for the 21st Century: Climb for a Cause - 2003
- The Hi-Tech Periodontal Office: American Academy of Periodontology
Innovation in Periodontics - 2003
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